I have a greater desire now to become a part of a worldwide community. It is no longer just about me and the town I live in. The world is full of great people who are doing great things and we need to get together with more of those people. We should not just limit ourselves to the resources that are close to us.
Faculty Development in International Business 2009-2010
August 5, 2010
India Exchange Network - Temple University
Third of five seminars by the World Trade Center of Greater Philadelphia and Temple University CIBER Fox School of Business, as part of the India Exchange Network for companies doing business with India.
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